Boiling Frog strategy of China

Japan, vietnam, Burnei, Malaysia, Phillipines, Indonesia and ofcourse our India.

Different aticles related to china expanding its territory over its neighbouring countries are piled up.


We wont be shocked even if China claims another territory of india and deploy their army, just like they did in Shaksgam, Demchok Sector, Chumar, Barahoti and Arunachal Pradesh and many more.


Recently, I was going through an article which says about China's Boiling frog startegy.

 So what it actually is?

This strategy is based on how a frog reacts on being cooked – 

if it’s put in boiling water to begin with, it will immediately jump out. 

But if it's placed in water that is slowly heated will not perceive the gradual increase in temperature and goes on adjusting its body and mind to the boiling water until its too late and will eventually be boiled alive.

It suggests a gradual and incremental approach to expanding its influence and power without triggering any opposition. 

China is getting more aggressive, more bold and it’s getting more dangerous. Through unilateral territorial actions and economic coercion, China aims to organize a region that is more favorable to growing Chinese power. 

Pakistan, sri Lanka, Maldives are the exemplery set to show how China's "A FRIEND IN A NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED" actually works.(satire)

So, whats India's take on this? Are we doing anything?

India's take to counter China's expansion? 

Yes, India actively engages with like-minded nations to collectively address China's influence in the Indian Ocean Region. 

QUAD, I2U2, IMEC (Indian Middle East Europe Economic Corridor), INSTC (International North South Transport corridor), IORA (Indian Ocean Rim Association) are some of India's Global strategic alliance to tackle and counter China.

Apart from this, India has its soft power and with diplomatic dilougues , High level talks, cultural ties and humanitarian assistence, we have build a strong stature in the geopolitics world.

As it is said, "There are no permanent enemies, and no permanent friends, only permanent interests.” 







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